Anton Bruckner is said to have asked this composer, "Where the devil did you get that chord?" after listening to Seemans Abschied, a work for male voice and piano that appears with Der Musikant and Das Standchen in one collection. One of his works is based on five motifs, "Anguish," "Love," "Passion," "Grief," and "Amazon"; that work is the Kleist-inspired tone poem Penthesilea. Works like Alles endet, was entstehet and Fuhlt meine Seele are two settings of poems by Mich
Anton Bruckner is said to have asked this composer, "Where the devil did you get that chord?" after listening to Seemans Abschied, a work for male voice and piano that appears with Der Musikant and Das Standchen in one collection. One of his works is based on five motifs, "Anguish," "Love," "Passion," "Grief," and "Amazon"; that work is the Kleist-inspired tone poem Penthesilea. Works like Alles endet, was entstehet and Fuhlt meine Seele are two settings of poems by Michaelangelo written by this man, who set "Kennst du Das Land" alongside four Mignon songs in a collection that also included Wanderers Nachtlied. Besides the Goethe-lieder and Eichendorff-Lieder, this composer of the opera Der Corregidor set to music two of the "Perigrina" poems by the author of Mozart on his Trip to Prague. For 10 points, name this Slovenian-Austrian composer of many lieder, including numerous ones setting the poems of Eduard Morike.
Anton Bruckner is said to have asked this composer, "Where the devil did you get that chord?" after listening to Seemans Abschied, a work for male voice and piano that appears with Der Musikant and Das Standchen in one collection.
Hugo {Wolf}